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There are a dozen characters from the games in the film, yet barely any of them leave an impact. At least when people like Marvel have a bunch of characters in a film, they’re given moments to help flesh out their characters. Here, characters go from point A to point B and hardly anything is discovered about them.
MGM+ has now released a docuseries discussing Ed Gein and his effect on society and culture called “Psycho: The Lost Tapes of Ed Gein.”
Not only does the show take the initial premise of the game, but it also adapts key moments from it as well. Certain interactions and character introductions are taken straight out of the game. In the later seasons, the show takes elements from other games in the franchise, most notably “Symphony of the Night,” which expands upon Alucard’s backstory.
“Real Time” is the latest talk show to return to TV in the midst of an ongoing writers’ strike.
Considering his impressive discography, how is this possible? Couldn’t he have landed a more impressive role? Is Hugh Grant officially washed up?
Stacey’s journey isn’t exactly novel. However, what is novel are the visual elements she encounters along the way.
Fans of the manga and anime may realize who the man in the final scene of Netflix’s “One Piece” was, but for those who don’t, let’s explain.
Paul Mescal returns with another melancholic romance film.
Taylor Swift was the most nominated act of the night and made pop culture history.
The story starts out with a typical interaction between a somewhat aloof father (in terms of home life, not knowing about his wife’s day-to-day activities, his daughter’s soccer matches, or his son’s girlfriend) as he attempts to be more helpful by driving his kids for the first time.
